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How to create a big Twitter header image
Twitter now allows header images to help boost your profile (kind of like Facebook covers). Check out this header template and re-work your Twitter profile to better convey your organization’s mission.
10 top tools for cause campaigns
A visualization from Bigthink.com. Target audience: Cause organizations, NGOs, nonprofits, foundations, social enterprises, political reformers, educators, journalists, general public. Over the past three years, as regular readers know, Socialbrite has put together dozens of guides and compilations of resources and tools for social change advocates. See the bottom of this article for a few, and […]
6 ways to integrate your nonprofit email list with social media
Growing an email list and a Facebook fan base for your nonprofit can sometimes feel overwhelming. Sometimes you wish you had only one channel to grow and manage. To help make things easier, following are six ways you can integrate your nonprofit email list with social media. Include follow and fan links in your email […]
Socialbrite looking for part-time Executive Editor
Socialbrite, the learning hub & sharing community for nonprofits and social good organizations, is looking for a part-time Executive Editor. This is a highly collaborative position that requires someone with serious editorial chops who is familiar with the nonprofit landscape and can hit the ground running. At the outset, the hours will be sporadic and […]
